GLREA’s 2014 Board of Directors welcomes you to the 14th Annual Michigan Energy Fair!

The Michigan Energy Fair layed roots 14 years ago from a seed planted to create a positive future for

Michigan and our neighboring states which surround the Great Lakes.

During the past 14 years, thousands have come together each summer at the fair to learn about renewa-

ble energy, energy efficiency and other practices which lead to a sustainable lifestyle.

During the past 14 years, relationships have been forged, businesses have grown and a sense of commu-

nity has surrounded the fair attendees and exhibitors.

Michigan has a growing economy in renewable energy and

energy efficiency.

During the past 14 years, Michigan joined many other

states in passing a Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS).

GLREA members and the MEF were key players in the suc-

cess of the RPS enactment. As part of the RPS, Michigan’s

Net Metering program was revised and is more beneficial

to electric customers and their contribution to the grid.

The efforts of volunteers and members have brought the energy fair to Michigan. Without the heart and soul of generous members and partner organizations, the MEF would not succeed and the efforts would be in vain. The 2014 Board of Directors wishes to express sincere thanks to the many, many volunteers, members and businesses who spend countless hours each year to make the fair possible and bring invaluable train-ing and education to the public. In Michigan’s ever changing environment, the BOD believes our role in the changing energy environment nationwide, but especially in Michigan, is more important daily. GLREA’s BOD dedicates the 2014 MEF to today’s children, our future leaders. May we educate them to overcome the damages prior generations have caused to our environment and educate them so they can employ new, cleaner technologies, disre-garding politics and to simply do what is right to sustain. Enjoy the fair! 2014 GLREA BOD

Thursday June 26, 2014

9 am – 12:00 pm Energy Taxes and Laws

12 pm – 5 pm Exhibitor Set Up

12:30 – 6 PM Crowdfunding Workshop

Friday June 27, 2014

9:00 am – 5:00 pm Michigan Energy Fair Exhibits Open

10:00 am – 4:00 pm Educational Sessions

1:00 pm—3:00 pm Dean Transportation Coach Tour of MSU Power Plant, Recycling and Biodigester

5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Networking Reception and Open Mike Jam Session

Saturday June 28, 2014

9:00 am – 5:00 pm Michigan Energy Fair Exhibits Open

10:00 am – 4:00 pm Educational Sessions

10:00 am – 2:00 pm Kids Tent & Activities

10:30 am—12:30 pm Dean Transportation Coach Tour of MSU Power Plant, Recycling and Biodigester

Noon Keynote Address: Dave Milarch followed by book signing

12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Scholarship Drawing

1:00 pm—3:00 pm Dean Transportation Coach Tour of MSU Power Plant, Recycling and Biodigester

1:00 pm—4:30 pm Battery & Off-Grid Workshop

2:00 pm – 4:30 pm Traveling Musicians

6:00 pm – 9:00 pm GLREA BANQUET: Come Celebrate with Food, Brews and Jams

Sunday June 29, 2014

8 am – 12:00 pm Exhibitor Tear Down and Fairgrounds Clean Up

2014 Michigan Energy Fair

Schedule At-A-Glance

GLREA MEMBERS RECEIVE FREE ADMISSION TO THE MICHIGAN ENERGY FAIR!!

Th ere will be a current membership list in the registra-tion area at the fair. All you need to do is come out and check in. A benefi t of your membership is free admis-sion which gets in you into all the great educational sessions we are holding.

Th is year we have added a few in depth workshops. Members receive those workshops at a reduced rate from the general public so if you are not a member JOIN TODAY! We need your support!

For more information you may check out our website at: www.glrea.org, email Glrea.Info@gmail.com, or call 269-384-9915. Membership has its benefi ts!!

Once you arrive at the fair, make sure you stop by the GLREA Member booth and introduce yourself. Th e Board of Directors will all be working at the fair and available to answer questions you may have about how you can get involved in this great organization.

Th ere are many opportunities for you to get involved, especially planning and executing the Michigan Ener-gy Fair.

VOLUNTEER AT THE FAIR!!

Th e Michigan Energy Fair would not be possible without the help of thousands of volunteer hours. A large amount of energy is also needed to make the 14th MEF a succees. You can help! Th ere are a wide variety of tasks to fi t the needs of everyone.

Whats in it for you? Th ree hours of volunteer time gets you in to the fair free, so you are able to attend all the great educational sessions we have planned. You will also receive a $25 GLREA Gift Voucher which may be used on GLREA merchandise, the banquet, workshops, and can even be put towards a new mem-bership!

To register as a volunteer, please visit GLREA.ORG or call GLREA at 269.384.9915.

Some Special Events are priced separately.

Register now for the Michigan Energy Fair and the additional events for this year’s fair.

Saturday Banquet featuring Food, Brews and Jams. Amy’s Catering will be bringing a delicious vegetable lasangna, a chicken dish and sides to round out the meal. Th ere will be Michigan Brewed Dark Horse Brewery Amber & Dark IPA, all to set to the music of local talent Th e Grand River Band. Please RSVP on our website so we can get accurate numbers to our caterer in advance. $25

In Depth Workshops - Please Register on our website

Th ursdayCrowdfunding $40 mem/$60 non-memEnergy Taxes & Laws $25 mem/$35 non-mem

SaturdayBattery & Off -Grid $40 mem/$60 non-mem

Friday B2B Networking EventTh is event is free for exhibitors and sponsors. Others may register on the website for $15

ToursFor the 2014 MEF, Dean Transportation and MSU have come together to bring a FREE tour of the MSU sustainable facilities. Th is tour is of interest to all, especially facility managers, building owners and municipalities. Attendees will tour the MSU Biodigest-er, the MSU Surplus/Recycling Center and the MSU Power Plant. Th e tour is free however seats are limited. Please register on our website in advance if you plan to attend. First come, fi rst serve!! Th ere will be seats available at the fair if there are any availabe! We expect this to book quickly!

Kids Pavillion ActivitiesBring kids of all ages to the Kids Pavillion on Saturday from 10 am - 2 pm. Th ere will be hands on activities for “kids” of all ages to learn about energy effi ciency, renewable energy and sustainability. Th ese are all big words but basically, the kids will take away some great ideas!! FREE Event!!!

Special Events

Scholarship DrawingTh e GLREA Board of Directors has dedicated this 14th Annual Michigan Energy Fair to the younger genera-tion. We have a new generation of thinkers. Th is new generation has brilliant thoughts about how we as a so-ciety can progress and move forward and seek out new ways to fuel our society. Saving energy and harnessing new technology to fuel our society.

Th e law of conservation says: Energy is neither created nor destroyed, it can only be transformed from one state to another.

GLREA Members believe the same about today’s youth. Th ey can be enhanced, and are one of the best investments we can make.

Th e GLREA Board of Directors voted in 2014 to hold the fi rst annual scholarship drawing which would support the youth of today in creating the endeavors of tomorrow. At least 14 GLREA members and friends came together to make it possible for GLREA to award 10 $500 scholarships at the 14th Annual Michigan Energy Fair.

At least 54 of Michigan’s brightest high school grad-uates have been nomitated by STEM teachers for the fi rst annual Michigan Energy Fair Scholarhip Drawing. Th ese students received nominations due to their dili-gence in studies and committment to furthering their STEM education.

Each of these students will be awarded a GLREA mem-bership. Each of these students will have the support of GLREA as they continue their studies.

On Saturday June 28, there will be a drawing in which 10 of these students are awarded a $500 scholarship to be applied to their tuition bill at their choice of higher education.

It is our hope that through donations GLREA is able to award 20 such scholarships at the 15th annual Michi-gan Energy Fair in 2015. Please consider a donation to our 2015 scholarship fund.

To our donors, thank you for believing in our youth. Th ey are our hope for tomorrow.

Fair Rules• Smoking is prohibited in booths, workshop & all

buildings.• Shoes and Shirts are required at all times• Outside alcoholic beverages may NOT be brought

onto the fairgrounds• Exhibitors must follow the guidelines set forth in

the Exhibitor Guidelines• Campers must follow the guidelines set forth in the

Ingham County Fairgrounds Camping Agreement• GLREA reserves the right to refuse service to any-

one

DisabilitiesGLREA has a commitment to inclusiveness for our activities. If you need a reasonable accomodation to participate in the Michigan Energy Fair, please con-tact 269-384-9915 or come to the registration booth at the fair. Handicap parking will be available for those in need and reasonable accomodations will be made. Advance notice is appreciated.

Lodging and Area EventsTh e Ingham County Fairgrounds were selected by GLREA in part due to the camping facilities available. Camping is available for $25 per night per site. Camp-ers must register with GLREA and agree to the Ingham County Fairgrounds Camping Agreement.

Area Lodging InformationTh e Michigan Energy Fair is sponsored by the Greater Lansing Convention and Visitors Bureau. Please visit their website at: www.lansing.orgTh is is your gateway for where to stay and what to do when you are not at the Michigan Energy Fair.

Food VendorsGLREA has arranged for food vendors at the fair this year. Please patronize these food vendors. Th ese ven-dors have committed this weekend to serving YOUR needs at the fair and they need your support. A por-tion of their proceeds will be donated to GLREA. We appreciate your support and are pleased to provide this service.

HIGHLIGHTS

Keynote Address and Book Signing

David Milarch

Co-founder of the Champion Tree Project, David Milarch works to

propagate and preserve the genetic heritage of the world's last old

growth forest giants and save our arboricultural legacy. His work has

been covered by The New York Times, The Washington Post, the Los

Angeles Times, the Chicago Tribune, Forbes, National Geographic,

Smithsonian, The Today Show, Good Morning America, All Things

Considered, and numerous other major media.

A fourth generation nurseryman with four decades

experience in supplying landscape trees for the

national market, Milarch seeks to revitalize

stressed urban and watershed forests with

selected, robust strains. He has propagated more

than 90 species, including the tallest redwoods

and the oldest bristlecone pines. His plantings

grace campuses, botanical gardens, and public

spaces from coast to coast, from the U.S. Capitol

grounds to the Ford Motor Company headquarters

to the Olympics venues in Salt Lake City.

Milarch holds the Garden Clubs of America

Distinguished Service Award, the National

Conservation Medal from the Daughters of the

American Revolution, and the Grant Thornton

Leader and Innovator award from Lawrence

Technological University.

Milarch speaks on forestry and trees, underlining

the role of sustainable forests, buttressed by the

preservation and propagation of key genetic

strains, in protecting our natural environment.

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Saturday Educational Sessions

9:00 - 9:50 am10:00 - 10:50 am

11:00 - 11:50 am12:00 - 1:00 pm

1:00 - 1:50 pm2:00 - 3:00 pm

3:00 - 4:00 pm

Topic

A panel of representatives from

Michigan non-profit organizations

will talk about ongoing efforts on

encouraging energy efficiency and renew

able energy policies and program

s. The panel discussion w

ill provide regional, state and a national aspects on transitioning to a clean energy econom

y.

Solar Work Group Update -

MPSC staff led a Solar W

ork Group m

ade up of state agencies, utilities, environm

ental groups, GLREA, and businesses to focus on Com

munity Solar, Value of

Solar Tariff, and ways to

improve the existing utility

solar pilots. MPSC staff w

ill provide an update on W

ork Group activities and future actions.

History, technologies, codes and policies pertaining to electric vehicles. Installation and everyday issues of EV ow

nership will be review

ed. Discussion of how

EV’s can be a part of the “Smart Grid” and w

hat their contribution could be for our energy and m

anufacturing future.

Comm

unity Solar: A panel of experts w

ill provide the latest inform

aiton on Comm

unity Solar efforts in M

ichigan

Financing & Programs:

Learn about financing and other program

s available from

Michigan Saves and

the Micihgan Energy Office

Speaker(s)

Nicholas Occhipinti - West

Michigan Environm

ental Action Council, Jack Schm

itt - League of Conservation Voters, Brad VG, Sierra Club; Frank Szollosi, National W

ildlife Federation

Julie Baldwin: M

ichigan Public Service Com

mission

Keynote Address: David Milarch,

Archangel Ancient Tree ArchiveScholarship Draw

ing & Presentation

Tom Bow

es: Electrical Industry Training Center; Charles Griffith: Ann Arbor Ecology Center

Rachel Johnson: Cherryland Electric; David Konkle: GLREA; Allan O'Shea: Contractors Building Supply, John Kinch: M

ichigan Energy Options

Todd O'Grady: Michigan

Saves; Robert Jackson: M

ichigan Energy Office

Topic

Utility Energy Optimization

Programs - Consum

ers Energy, Lansing Board of W

ater & Light, and M

ichigan Electric Cooperative Assoc. w

ill describe the programs

that are available to assist their custom

ers become m

ore energy efficient including financial incentives and technical assistance.

Utility Renewable Energy

Program: Consum

ers Energy and Lansing Board of W

ater & Light w

ill describe the program

s which are available

to assist their customers use

renewable energy including

net metering and financial

incentives

Passive House - This presentation will introduce the

Passive House energy standard. The 4 tenants of the Passive House building approach w

ill be explained. Passive House and the 4 tenants w

ill be contrasted w

ith typical buildings in the US. Passive House success in the US w

ill also be reviewed.

Permaculture: A solid

introduction to the principles, practices and values of perm

aculture. Basic ethics of perm

aculture and hdow its

systems are used to create

productive landscapes resulting in an abundance of food, fuel, fiber, m

edicine, water and other

useful materials.

Agriculture and Renewable

Energy: Challenges and benefits the agricultural com

munity faces w

hen considering renew

able energy projects. This discussion w

ill focus largely on anaerobic digestion, but solar and w

ind will also be

considered.

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Out of Home Media Company, whose goals is to reinvent the medium known as outdoor. To prove that outdoor advertising is more powerful than anyone has yet to imagine.

Booth 165Airleader5460 33rd Street Grand Rapids MI 49512 Phone: 616-828-0716 jan@airleader.us www.airleader.us

Airleader uniquely brings the only consumption based and self-learning control to the compressed air market. System simulation to visualize effects of a new compressor or storage receiver prior to investing. Controls, data loggers, audits for indus-trial and commercial facilities.

Booth 68Alliance for Environmental SustainabilityPO Box 68164 Grand Rapids MI 49516 Phone: 248-623-4900 brett.little@AllianceES.org www.AlliancesES.org

501(c)3 non-profi t with a mission to be a catalyst for sustainable market transformation of the built environment through education, 3rd party verifi cation, and community partnerships.

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Residential Exterior Home Improvement: Win-dows, Siding, Doors, Roofi ng, Insulation, Gutter Toppers

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Booth 82Cascade Renewable Energy3400 Innovation Ct Grand Rapids MI 49512 Phone: 616-977-5617 Mobile: 616-540-6215jim.burke@cascadeng.com www.Cascaderenewableenergy.com

Cascade Renewable Energy provides distributed renewable energy solutions tailored for residential, community, and commercial needs. We design, develop, manufacture, and install turnkey wind and solar systems throughout the United States.

Booth 85Coffman Electric3300 Jefferson SE Grand Rapids MI 49458 Phone: 616-452-8708 Mobile: 616-915-2892gmulder@steadypower.com

Coffman has been in the Generation Business for over 65 years and is a GSA Distributor selling to the Government worldwide. We sell Solar, Wind, Biomass, Storage, Lithium and Lead Acid, and Co-generation integrated into Microgrid system.

Booth 14,15 - SPONSORConsumers EnergyOne Energy Plaza EP8-206 Jackson Mi 49201 Phone: 1-800-477-5050 www.consumersenergy.com

Consumers Energy provides electric and natural gas service to nearly 6.8 million of Michigan’s 10 million residents, in all 68 Lower Peninsula counties. We will meet the 10% Michigan Renewable Energy Standard by the end of 2014.

Booth 16,17,32 - SPONSORContractors Building Supply16880 Front St PO Box 67 Copemish MI 49625 Phone: 2313782936 windowman50@hotmail.com www.windowswindandsolar.com

Manufacturer of Solar PV products in Northern Michigan in partnership with Sonali Energees of India. Solar system design and energy effi ciency for our dealers and municipalities. Installed fi rst MI Community Solar project.

Booth 77Country Air and Wind Energy LLC1101 N Bradley Rd Charlotte MI 48813 Phone: 5172314134 countryairandwindenergy@yahoo.com www.countryairandwindenergy.com

Residential renewable energy installer for solar panels and wind turbines.

Booth 87Current Motor Company4355 Varsity Drive, Suite C Ann Arbor MI 48108 Phone: 734-633-9550 Mobile: 419-699-3618Brenda@CurrentMotor.com www.CurrentMotor.com

Privately held electric vehicle (EV) development and manufacturing company. Current Motor designs and assembles its all-electric Super Scooters in Michigan.

SponsorDark Horse Brewing Company511 South Kalamazoo Marshall MI 49068 Phone: 248-558-4915

pat@darkhorsebrewery.com www.darkhorsebrewery.com

Dark Horse Breweing Company, located in Mar-shall, Michigan, produces quality craft beers.

Outside - SPONSORDean Trailways4726 Aurelius Road Lansing MI 48910 Phone: 517-319-8395 Mobile: 517-490-9011nicolee@deantrailways.com deantrailways.com

Mid-Michigan’s premier motor coach charter and tour company offering a wide range of services to accommodate your needs.

Booth 40Dr. Energy Saver2505 S Waverly Hwy Lansing MI 48911 Phone: 8663791669 Mobile: 5174883609cb@ayersbasementsystems.com www.AyersBasementSystems.com

Dr. Energy Saver performs home energy saving services such as adding home insulation, installing and upgrading furnaces and water heaters, replacing windows and doors, and more.

Booth 18,19 - SPONSORDTEOne Energy Plaza Detroit MI 48226 Phone: 800-477-4747 www.dteenergy/renew

DTE Energy is dedicated to renewable energy as part of a balanced energy portfolio. By 2015, DTE will have nearly 1,000 MW (10% of our customer’s electricity needs) of renewable generation capacity. Primary offerings include wind and solar.

Booth 47Edison Solar13706 McIntyre Rd Milan MI 44846 Phone: 419-499-0000info@edisonsolar.netwww.edisonsolar.net

Specialize in commercial and residential electric-ity generating systems custom designed for the individual consumer’s location and energy needs. Design, engineering, fi nancial consulting, installation.

Booth 141Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program811 N. Main Street Suite 202 Royal Oak MI 48067 Phone: 248-318-7885 Mobile: 248-318-7885jmevitp@gmail.com www.evitp.org

The Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Pro-gram (EVITP) is a national organization, recog-nized by the Department of Energy as the leading training and certifi cation program for electrical contractors and electricians for the EV market.

Booth 21,22Electrical Security Management10224 West Grand River HWY Grand Ledge MI 48837 Phone: 517-202-6997 jt@esmresults.com www.esmresults.com

We do high effi ciency, low cost lighting using utility company rebates and program guarenteeing quick return on investment. Commercial, agricultural and industrial.

Booth 41ENERGIESTROHenderson Castle 100 Monroe Kalamazoo MI 49006contact@energiestro.com www.energiestro.com

ENERGIESTRO is a startup company developing renewable “nano power plants” that provide all the energy needs of a small site: power, heat and cold. Its fl ywheel energy storage system can store solar and wind energies.

Booth 50EnergyCel143 Cady Centre #80 Northville MI 48167 Phone: Mobile: 248-752-0335jleeds@mi.rr.com www.energycel.webs.com/jack

Designed for Commercial and Residential appli-cations. It is a one-of-a-kind patented magnetic fuel conditioner that can be installed on furnaces, water heaters, clothes dryers, stoves, pool heaters & internal combustion engines.

Booth 4 - SPONSORED BY STEELCASEEverybody Reads Books2019 East Michigan Avenue Lansing MI 48912 Phone: 517-346-9900 everybodyreads@sbcglobal.net www.becauseeverybodyreads.com

Lansing’s independent community bookstore. Our mission is to serve the needs of everybody, includ-ing the under served and under represented. We have books, magazines, bumper stickers, and a myriad of other diverse items.

Booth 96Four Elements Energy54630 60th Avenue Lawrence MI 49064 Phone: 269-267-1804 info@fourelements-energy.com www.fourelements-energy.com

Designers and installers of Solar Electric, Solar Hot Water, Solar Hot Air and Wind Turbines. We are here to help you improve your ENERGY future. We are dedicated to helping you fi nd the solutions that are right for you.

Booth 84Franklin Energy102 N Franklin Street Port Washington WI 53074 Phone: 800-598-4376 inquiries@franklinenergy.com www.franklinenergy.com

Franklin Energy is a nationally recognized leader in the delivery of energy effi ciency programs that serve business and residential end-use customers of utilities, states and municipalities.

Booth 166geff L.P. 12777 Wildcat Canyon Rd Lakeside, CA 92040Phone: 858-413-6649 ask@geff.us www.geff.us

Generation effi ciency provides energy effi ciency focused consulting and project management ser-vices for building technology and infrastructure challeges. We cover all energy effi ciency related needs from planning & installation to maintenance & operation.

OutsideGo Green Trikes, LLCPO Box 10095 Lansing MI 48901 Phone: 517-894-6125 info@gogreentrikes.com www.gogreentrikes.com

Go Green Trikes is a smart, local green delivery service in Greater Lansing that utilizes heavy duty electric-assist tricycles, the largest of which is capable of carrying 600 pound payloads. Come see the Truck Trike and ELF, both fi rsts for Michigan.

Booth 168Greater Lansing Area Clean Cities3135 Pine Tree Road Suite 2C Lansing MI 48911 Phone: 517-393-0344 ext 30 Mobile: 517-281-9810contact@michigancleancities.org www.michigancleancities.org

GLACC coalition is the forum for promoting clean transportation in Michigan’s Capital Region.

Booth 3 - SPONSORGreater Lansing Convention & Visitors Bureau500 E. Michigan Avenue, Suite 180 Lansing MI 48917 Phone: 517-487-6800 glcvb_info@lansing.org www.lansing.org

We want you to love Greater Lansing just like we do. Whether you’re traveling for a sports tourna-ment, professional conference or to visit our many attractions, we want your trip to be successful, memorable and, of course, just plain fun.

Booth 23,24 - SPONSORGVSU MAREC200 Viridian Dr Muskegon MI 49440 Phone: 231-722-4371 waltonk@gvsu.edu www.gvsu.edu/MAREC

Economic development initiative of the City of Muskegon, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and GVSU. The mission is to be a destination point for business and technology development with a focuson the alternative and renewable energy sector.

Booth 98Harvest Energy Solutions2218 E High Street Jackson MI 49203 Phone: 517-788-8800 info@harvestenergysolutions.com www.HarvestEnergySolutions.com

Harvest is the fastest growing full-service distrib-utor, installer and integrator of renewable and energy saving products serving the agricultural industry in the Midwest.

Booth 57GreenBright Design Build516 S Maple Ann Arbor, MI 48103Phone: 517-926-5516 Mobile: 517-914-1052 contact@greenbrightdb.comwww.greenbrightdb.com

Full service fi rm in Ann Arbor offering core and shell and interior sustainable design, landscape architecture and solar for both residential and commercial buildings.

Booth 39Hawks and Associates Inc/Seesmart LED65 Cadillac Square Suite 2815 B Detroit MI 48226 Phone: 313-964-0865 dperry@hawksassociates.uswww.hawksassociates.com

Energy effi cient and renewable energy engineering services for industrial and commercial clients. Typical clients receive 20 - 60% reduction in energy and water consumption.

Booth 61Hybrid Electric Home17410 Waterloo Rd Chelsea MI 48118 Phone: 734-417-5500 hybridhome@me.com www.hybridelectrichome.com

Information and educational organization focused on wind energy, the history of electricity and energy policy. We offer books authored by the principals, reprints of historical information on the wind and farm electric plant industry in the US.

SponsorIngham County Fairgrounds700 E Ash Street Mason MI 48854 Phone: 517-676-2428 mconarton@ingham.org www.ingham.org

Community Hall banquet facility allows for convenient, easy access to highways, and the greater Lansing area. Ingham County Fair celebrates 160 years of partnerships in 2014. Visit the fair July 28 - August 2, 2014.

Booth 46Inovateus Solar LLC19890 State Line Rd South Bend IN 46637 Phone: 574-485-1400 tj@inovateus.com www.inovateussolar.com

Full service provider of PV Solutions including design and construction.

Booth 101,102,104J. Ranck Electric1993 Gover Parkway Mt. Pleasant MI 48858 Phone: 800-792-3822 info@jranck.com www.jranck.com

Design-build and bid/spec electrical and commu-nication contracting services for the industrial, commercial, institutional and alternative energy markets. We offer turnkey service and installation throughout the midwest.

Booth 31 - SPONSORLansing Board of Water & Light1201 S. Washington Ave. Lansing MI 48910-1650 Phone: 517-702-6622 www.lbwl.com

The BWL was founded in 1885 and is the largest municipally owned electric utility in Michigan and among the 30 largest in the US. The BWL cur-rently provides electricity, water, steam and chilled water to customers in the greater Lansing area.

Booth 75Leaf Filter Gutter Protection1595 Georgetown Rd, Suite G Hudson OH 44236 Phone: 3306557950 jmartinez@leaffi lter.com www.leaffi lter.com

Ideal product for Rain Water Harvesting. Nothing but water gets through. There will be no leaves, shingle grit, or other debris collected in your rain barrels. Rated #1 Professionally Installed Gutter System by the leading consumer magazine.

Booth 48McNaughton-McKay Phone: 734-645-6005

McNaughton-McKay has served Michigan for 105 years and is the largest stocking solar distributor in the Midwest. They warehouse over 300 kW of SolarWorld modules, roof racking, inverters and other system materials in Ann Arbor

Booth 167 - OutdoorMechanical Energy Systems8130 N Canton Center Rd Canton MI 48187 Phone: 734-453-6746 info@mes1.com www.mes1.com

Mechanical Energy Systems, The Solar Special-ist, offers Solar: Electric, Water Heating, Space Heating, Pool Heating, and Indoor Natural Day Lighting. Reduce energy consumption with high effi ciency heating/cooling, indoor air quality. We sell, design, engineer, and install all systems.

Booth 145Michigan Conservative Energy Forum106 West Allegan, Suite 200 Lansing MI 48933 Phone: 517-267-9044 RHolley@MiCEF.org www.Micef.org

The MCEF is an organization of conservatives who believe the state must transition to clean, renewable energy.

Booth 94Michigan Energy Effi ciency Contractors Association3990 Campaerdown Drive Lansing MI 48911 Phone: 517-203-9180 brindley@meeca.info www.meeca.info

A non-profi t trade association created to advocate for our core members: companies who design, recommend, install or evaluate energy effi ciency solutions in Michigan’s residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural buildings.

Booth 169Michigan Energy Options405 Grove Street East Lansing MI 48823 Phone: 517-337-0422 info@michiganenergyoptions.org www.michiganenergyoptions.org

For more than 30 years MEO non-profi t team has helped more than a million people in Michigan conserve energy save money adopt renewable energy reduce greenhouse gases and lead more sustainable lives.

Booth 34 - SPONSORMichigan Environmental Council602 West Ionia Street Lansing MI 48933 Phone: 517-487-9539sarah@environmentalcouncil.org www.environmentalcouncil.org

MEC is a coalition of more than 70 organizations created in 1980 to lead Michigan’s environmental movement in achieving positive change through the political process.

Booth 143,144Michigan Geothermal Energy Association5846 Red Coat Lane West Bloomfi eld MI 48322 Phone: 248-821-0463 Mobile: 248-396-8231energyczar@sbcglobal.net www.earthcomfort

MGEA promotes the use of geothermal heat pump technology which is 5 times effi cient as conven-tional furnaces and twice as effi cient as conven-tional air in the state of Michigan.

Booth 139Michigan Interfaith Power & LightP.O. Box 721155 Berkley MI 48072 Phone: 248-376-4603 admin@miipl.org www.miipl.org

Our mission is to support Michigan faith communi-ties in becoming stewards of the earth by promot-ing and implementing energy effi ciency, renewable energy, and related sustainable practices through education, advocacy, and action.

Booth 33-SPONSORMichigan Public Service CommissionPO Box 30221 4300 W Saginaw Lansing MI 48909 Phone: 517-373-1540 roseberryj@michigan.gov www.michigan.gov/mpsc

The mission of the MPSC is to grow Michigan’s economy and enhance the quality of life of its communities by assuring safe and reliable energy, telecommunications, and transporatation services at reasonable rates.

Booth 20 - SPONSORMichigan Saves230 N Washington Square Suite 300 Lansing MI 48933 Phone: 517-371-7470 info@michigansaves.org www.michigansaves.org

Michigan Saves is a nonprofi t dedicated to making energy improvements for all Michigan homeowners, businesses and municipalities.

Booth 30 - SPONSORMichigan Stem PartnershipPO Box 12092 Lansing MI 48901 Phone: 517-899-4233 info@mistempartnership.com www.mistempartnership.com

Statewide public, private collaborative that in-cludes educators, employers, policy-makers, and others who are concerned about addressing the current lack of STEM skills in schoolchildren and job applicants.

Booth 8,9 - SPONSORMITechNews.Com/INTERNET ADVISOR1806 Gentian Drive Kentwood MI 49508 Phone: 616-855-1137 Mobile: 616-329-9533brennan@mitechnews.com www.MITechNews.Com

MITechNews.Com features the top technologies and entrepreneurs in Michigan, packaging head-lines in a Weekly eNewsletter co-branded with Internet Advisor on WJR Radio in Detroit. Podcasts bringing green and sustainable news.

Booth 49Monroe County Community College1555 S Raisinville Road Monroe MI 48161 Phone: 734-384-4209 pcoomar@monroeccc.edu www.monroeccc.edu

The Applied Science and Engineering Technol-ogy Division of MCCC is dedicated to providing high-quality technical programs of study and educational opportunities to students seeking en-try-level and/or advanced skills and certifi cations.

Booth 72New Energy Solutions LLC4150 Western Pleasure Milford MI 48381 Phone: 517-937-3960 dhollens@comcast.net www.newnrgsolutions.com

Provide Energy Reduction and renewable Energy Solutions to Residential and Commercial, Industri-al, Farming Operations and Rural Businesses.

Booth 99NLS/Lakeshore Electric Cars12330 James St. Suite Holland MI 49424 Phone: (616)558-6955 Mobile: (616) 558-6955ladillivan@gmail.com www.nlsled.com

Solar Street Lighting; Street Legal, Low Speed Electric Cars; LED Bulbs

Booth 25 - SPONSOROak Electric5496 Dixie Hwy Suite 1 and 2 Waterford MI 48329 Phone: 248-623-4900 jeremy@oakelectric.com www.oakelectric.com

Residential/Commerical/Industrial Electrical Con-tractor specializing in solar and back-up power solutions. Michigan’s largest Generac dealer and a Sunpower solar authorized dealer.

OutsideOakland Community College2480 Opdyke Road Bloomfi eld Hills MI 48304 Phone: 248-246-2553 dgrowe@oaklandcc.edu

See our alternative energy trailer outside with Mechanical Energy Systems. OCC focuses on har-nessing energy from renewable sources to have a sustainable movement that will meet our present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs.

Booth 11 - SPONSOROscar W. Larson Company248-549-3610rwiseley@larsonco.comwww.larsonco.com

Oscar Larson is committed to supporting a healthy environment by offering environmentally responsible solutions designed to improve your site performance. Energy Management, solar, wind, GE EV charging stations, LED and induction lighting are just a few of our offerings.

Booth 100Ovshinsky Innovation1 Saginaw St Pontiac MI 48342 Phone: 248-212-3306 mdmuller@mi.rr.com www.ovshinskyinnovation.com

Ovshinskyy Innovation is a start up company developing a low cost manufacturing process for making thin solar modules.

Booth 103 - OutsidePatriot Solar Group1007 Industrial Blvd Albion MI 49224 Phone: 517-629-9292 info@patriotsolargroup.com www.patriotsolargroup.com

An Albion, Michigan company dedicated to becoming one of the most recognized brands in the solar industry. A manufacturer of solar mounting systems, fi xed and tilt axis, and other offerings.

Booth 51Phoenix Home Performance3984 Cabaret Trail W Saginaw MI 48603 Phone: 989-399-2455 Mobile: 989-751-2806bmcdonald@phoenixhp.com www.phoenixhomep.com

We supply building products that promote a high performance and healthy built-environment, spe-cifi cally focused on the residential marketplace, targeting both B2B and B2C customers who de-mand value to build and to live sustainably.

Booth 79RedHawk Energy Systems, LLC10340 Palmer Rd SW Pataskala OH 43062 Phone: 740-927-6017 info@redhawkenergy.net www.redhawkenergy.net

RedHawk Energy Systems, LLC specializes in the design, engineering, fabrication and installation of renewable energy systems for critical remote site, utility grid-tie and backup power applications.

Booth 62,63Renovo Power Systems2723 South State Street Ann Arbor MI 48104 Phone: 810-923-2643 shane.lahousse@renovo-usa.com www.renovo-usa.com

Renovo Power Systems is bringing a new paradigm to the PV market with the Digiwatts line of Trans-formerless Grid-Tie inverters. Developers and PV manufacturers can leverage Renovo’s engineering team to customize an inverter solution.

Booth 43,44,45RLS Energy7290 Island Hwy Eaton Rapids MI 48827 Phone: 517-930-7290 Mobile: 517-663-3021rob@rlsenergy.com www.rlsenergy.com

Renewable Energy Sytems, Solar PV, Solar Thermal, Bio Mass, Wood Stoves

Booth 145Public Law Resource CenterUniversity Offi ce Plaza333 Albert Ave, STE 425 East Lansing, MI 48823Phone: 517-999-7572donkeskey@publiclawresourcecenter.com

Law fi rm representing in part non-profi t organiza-tions, including GLREA, in energy and rate cases.

Booth 56S and J Heating and Insulation16370 Old US 27 Lansing MI Phone: 517-482-5250 Mobile: 517-669-3705sandjheating@msn.com www.sandjheating.com

S&J Heating and insulation is noted for Waterfur-nace, geothermal closed loop systems, installation of insulation, infra red scans, radiant solar heat-ing,and blower door tests.

SponsorSchletter Inc1001 Commerce Center Dr Shelby NC 28150 Phone: 704-595-4200 mail@schletter.us www.schletter.us

North America’s leading manufacturer of solar mounting systems, providing the most comprehensive range of innovative mounting solutions for utility-scale PV plants, commercial and residential PV installations and PV carports.

Booth 74Shoreline Power Services6724 E Railway Commons Williamsburg MI 49690 Phone: 616-241-6330 Mobile: 616-644-9987DarylH@shorelinepowerservices.com www.shorelinepowerservices.com

Commercial and industrial electrical and energy optimization contractor.

Booth 140Sierra Club109 E Grand River Ave Lansing MI 48906 Phone: 231-747-7489 tiffany.hartung@sierraclub.org www.sierraclub.org/coal/mi

The nation’s oldest, largest and most infl uential grassroots environmental organization. More than 1.3 million of your friends and neighbors belong to 450 local Chapters and groups. Working to move America beyond coal and other fossil fuels.

Booth 150 - SPONSORSign A Rama2189 W Grand River Ave Suite 1 Okemos MI 48864 Phone: 517-489-4314 info@signarama-lansingeast.com www.signarama.com

Locally owned and operated with 40 years experi-ence in the graphic design and construction in-dustries. An ideal choice for creative, yet practical signage solutions for virtually any size business.

Booth 53Solar Winds Power Systems Shelbyville MI 49344 Phone: 616-635-7855 Mobile: 269-664-8000info@thesolarwinds.com www.thesolarwinds.com

Solar Winds Power Systems provides superior turn-key solar electric systems for residential and commercial applications built from products of the highest effi ciencies and quality.

SponsorSteelcase901 44th Street PO Box 1967 Grand Rapids MI 49508

www.steelcase.com

For 100 years, Steelcase has been bringing human insight to business by studying how people work, wherever they work, helping organizations achieve a higher level of performance, by creating places that unlock the promise of their people.

Booth 92,93Sader Power1 Saginaw St Pontiac MI 48342 Phone: 248-282-3174 Began@SaderPower.com www.saderpower.com

Photovoltaic installer. Innovator of solar product and installation techniques.

Booth 80Sunstructures Architects5750 Prospect Hill Grass Lake MI 49240 Phone: 734-994-6560 sun@sunstructuresarchitects.com www.sunstructuresarchitects.com

Architects specializing in passive solar and green architecture since 1974. Commercial, Residential, new and additions. Experienced in strawbale con-struction, earth sheltering and daylighting.

Booth 2 - SPONSORTRC1540 Eisenhower Place Ann Arbor MI 48108 Phone: 734 971 7080 Mobile: 734 904 5237BBaxter@TRCSolutions.com www.TRCsolutions.com

TRC is an environmental and energy consulting fi rm. We do Brightfi eld assessments, brownfi eld redevelopment and land remediation. Call us if you need brownfi eld land for a solar project or if you own a brownfi eld and want solar development.

Booth 76USGBC Detroit Regional Chapter461 Burroughs Detroit MI 48202 Phone: 313-355-9020 Mobile: info@usgbcdetroit.org www.usgbcdetroit.org

Non-Profi t committed to a prosperous and sustain-able future through cost-effi cient and energy sav-ing green buildings. We belive in better buildings: places that give people better, brighter, healthier spaces to live, work and play.

Booth 142Walden University Phone: 586-215-2763 Nicholas.Tsouroullis@waldenu.edu www.waldenu.edu/local

Serving the higher education needs of profession-als through degrees that encourage positive social change for more than 40 years. Offered online, areas of study range from health and education to management and public administration

Booth 38Windemuller Electric1176 Electric Avenue Wayland MI 49348 Phone: 616-877-8770 WaylandInfo@windemuller.us www.windemuller.us

Windemuller’s expert design and construction professionals are able to help take your renewable energy project from concept through construction and into operation.

Booth 69WindowPRO47705 West Rd B-106 Wixom MI 48393 Phone: 248-305-1400 Mobile: 248-497-8439rrodgers@windowpro.com www.windowpro.com

WindowPro is an exclusive dealer for Marvin Win-dows and Doors. As a leader in innovation, Marvin is dedicated to producing energy-effi cient products that support a sustainable future.

Booth 163 & Outside Zynoc Foundation552 South Every Road Mason, MI 48854Phone: 616-644-4614 bkallio@zynoc.comwww.zynoc.com

Our mission is to teach and develop a sustainable world for our future. Human Evolution is NOW and clean energy is HOW.

Booth 54TOGGLED164 Indusco Court Troy MI 48083 Phone: 248-614-2400 info@toggled.com www.toggled.com

TOGGLED is a Troy, Michigan, USA-based compa-ny focused on next-generation solid-state lighting solutions. The company, Ilumisys, Inc. now doing business as TOGGLED, itellectual property for the direct replacement of fl uorescent light tubes with light-emitting diode

Booth 67USGBC West Michigan ChapterPO Box 6332 Grand Rapids, MI 49516-6332Phone: 616-301-6688admin@usgbcwm.orgwww.usgbcwm.org

Our mission is to transform the way buildings and communities are designed, built and operated, that improves the quality of life in West Michigan. Learn about the Battle of the Buildings on our website.

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